64 bit client?

Hi all.

I was looking for a digital mannequin to help me with my anatomy and poses for sketching, a friend recommended Daz. 

Is there a 64-bit client or is the free version only 32 bit?

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  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604

    DS (Daz Studio) has both 32 and 64 bit versions, and both are at 100% discount.

  • The Daz Install Manager is 32 bit only as it doesn't handle large amounts of data at one time.

  • robbiemailxrobbiemailx Posts: 0
    edited October 2017
    Chohole said:

    DS (Daz Studio) has both 32 and 64 bit versions, and both are at 100% discount.

    Thank you. I found the installer app and its doing it all for me :)

    Post edited by Richard Haseltine on
  • The Daz Install Manager is 32 bit only as it doesn't handle large amounts of data at one time.

    It seems to have detected I need the 64-bit version. Should I not use it in the future?

  • The Daz Install Manager is 32 bit only as it doesn't handle large amounts of data at one time.

    It seems to have detected I need the 64-bit version. Should I not use it in the future?

    Not use what? DIM is fine as a 32 bit installer, whether the main application is 32 or 64 bit. On DS itself, Iray is available only in the 64 bit version but LipSync (if you want to make an aniamtion with lip movemenmts matching recorded speech) is 32 bit only so there may be occasions when you want to have both installed.

  • The Daz Install Manager is 32 bit only as it doesn't handle large amounts of data at one time.

    It seems to have detected I need the 64-bit version. Should I not use it in the future?

    Not use what? DIM is fine as a 32 bit installer, whether the main application is 32 or 64 bit. On DS itself, Iray is available only in the 64 bit version but LipSync (if you want to make an aniamtion with lip movemenmts matching recorded speech) is 32 bit only so there may be occasions when you want to have both installed.

    I intend to use it as a manaquin , my wooden one is usless :) I think it will help me understand posture and help me create the right pose so that I can then sketch it:)

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